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After a brilliant game of Gaslands at the local gaming club on Monday, I was possessed with a need to convert the 2 cars (my partners & mine) to fit in a little better. Having seen the plethora of options available, I opted for magnetising to keep the options open.

Thus far I have the rough basis for a pair of machineguns and a ram, all of which need details layered onto them, but the basics are there! The weapons are interchangeable between the Camaro and the bubble-o-doom!

Pics:

I gotta get mine started since I preordered the new rules so let’s keep this thread going. There’s a bunch of free weapon files on Thingiverse if you have access to a 3D printer but I scale them down slightly.

None of these are glued because I don’t know if it’s worth magnetizing $1 cars but there’s a big points difference between turrets and fixed guns.

Those are pretty sweet! I went for magnets because, regardless of the price of the car, there are so many options and combinations available. I figure if I keep my magnets the same way around, I'll never need to make too many of each gun, as I can just add them to anything!

3D printer is definitely on my wishlist. Problem is A:where to keep it and B: how good is "good enough" quality for models!